The Race is ON .... for Cycle Shirts!
So much to do... but I've done a lot already! Overnight locations are sorted and the next pressing need is the design and ordering of cycle shirts. www.cyclejersey.com is the company we will be using. We have ideas, colours and a designer working on it now, so I need your firm orders and payment asap. Trust me it will be good!
Full Route details will be out in mid-June. Game ON!
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Friday, 7 May 2010
Dockray-Hartside Fell Race Results - 2010
Dockray-Hartside Fell Race
(Race report on previous blog posting, below)
1 Chris Waters Ambleside 51.45
2 Chris Newman Wharfedale 52.32
3 Kim Collinson Eden Runners 52.54
4 Ian Davies Keswick 55.09
5 Chris Knowles CFR M40 55.18
6 Liam Horsfall 55.29
7 Daniel Nute Kendal 60.29
8 Adam Logan Ambleside 60.44
9 Dave Prossser Keswick M40 61.12
10 Chris Harling 61.36
11 Nigel Thomas Helm Hill M40 61.55
12 Toby Harling Border 62.33
13 Carlos Naylor Eden Runners 62.36
14 Keith Hill Keswick M41 62.47
15 Gavin Thomas Kendal M45 63.55
16 Peter Hague Cairngorm 63.55
17 Karen Bridge Eden Runners 64.46
18 Andy Thompson Eden Runners 66.36
19 Dave Tait DPFR V60 66.37
20 Fraser Livesey Howgill 66.42
21 Ian Horne Eden Runners 67.39
22 Richard Ellwood 66.59
23 Alex Kirby Arragons Tri 67.57
24 David Hobson 67.57
25 Peter Bailey 67.58
26 John Horne Keswick 68.03
27 Shaun Hardisty Eden Runners 68.25
28 Anja Phoenix Eden Runners 70.24
29 Anne Wilson Eden Runners 71.17
30 David Harrison` Keswick M60 71.17
31 Simon Veitch M40 73.16
32 Derek Queenan 74.51
33 Steve Howe Old Boy 74.53
34 Patric Gilchrist Keswick M63 77.17
35 Gill Douglas Eden Runners 84.28
36 David Brooks Blackpool, Wyre, Flyde 84.39
37 Gary Hadwin Keswick 85.51
38 Gary Dixon Keswick 85.51
39 Ian Rooke Kendal 92.38
40 Jane Hornsby 93.51
(Race report on previous blog posting, below)
1 Chris Waters Ambleside 51.45
2 Chris Newman Wharfedale 52.32
3 Kim Collinson Eden Runners 52.54
4 Ian Davies Keswick 55.09
5 Chris Knowles CFR M40 55.18
6 Liam Horsfall 55.29
7 Daniel Nute Kendal 60.29
8 Adam Logan Ambleside 60.44
9 Dave Prossser Keswick M40 61.12
10 Chris Harling 61.36
11 Nigel Thomas Helm Hill M40 61.55
12 Toby Harling Border 62.33
13 Carlos Naylor Eden Runners 62.36
14 Keith Hill Keswick M41 62.47
15 Gavin Thomas Kendal M45 63.55
16 Peter Hague Cairngorm 63.55
17 Karen Bridge Eden Runners 64.46
18 Andy Thompson Eden Runners 66.36
19 Dave Tait DPFR V60 66.37
20 Fraser Livesey Howgill 66.42
21 Ian Horne Eden Runners 67.39
22 Richard Ellwood 66.59
23 Alex Kirby Arragons Tri 67.57
24 David Hobson 67.57
25 Peter Bailey 67.58
26 John Horne Keswick 68.03
27 Shaun Hardisty Eden Runners 68.25
28 Anja Phoenix Eden Runners 70.24
29 Anne Wilson Eden Runners 71.17
30 David Harrison` Keswick M60 71.17
31 Simon Veitch M40 73.16
32 Derek Queenan 74.51
33 Steve Howe Old Boy 74.53
34 Patric Gilchrist Keswick M63 77.17
35 Gill Douglas Eden Runners 84.28
36 David Brooks Blackpool, Wyre, Flyde 84.39
37 Gary Hadwin Keswick 85.51
38 Gary Dixon Keswick 85.51
39 Ian Rooke Kendal 92.38
40 Jane Hornsby 93.51
Dockray-Hartside Fell Race
We don’t make a huge song and dance about stuff at Dockray, but thanks to you all for running. I think everyone had fun, and I thank you for enjoying your race.
There was some impressive performances amongst you, especially the more ‘mature runners.’ Age is just a number, which we don’t dwell on, and having no prizes age is irrelevant, but Dave Tait from DPFR had a storming run as did Patric Gilchrist in the older age group. There was a great mix of people form all over the country; Dave from DPFR and Peter Hague from the Cairngorm Club. Local lass Karen Bridge-Heaviside did not get lost, despite her fears, impending middle-age and post-London recovery, and lack of downhill running ability, was a clear female winner. Well done Karen.
There is loads of route choice at Dockray, and many stories of poor lines. Indeed, the first two runners were seen racing at 90 degrees from the optimum line from the final summit. Or was it Eden Runners out for a jolly social run? I doubt it at that speed! Quite a few new young faces at the front with Kim Collinson guiding the top runners around for third place, whilst Chris Waters and Chris Newman appeared to out sprint him on the long final descent.
Seriously, well done for everyone for venturing out and taking on Dockray-Hartside; it is not an easy race and takes you into some tough highly exposed terrain. You’ll appreciate your fell racing kit next time when the greyness turns to dank wetness – a wind/waterproof jacket should be the minimum for any race or run in such terrain, regardless of race rules.
Very, seriously, well done to anyone who thought, ‘Bloody hell that was rough, but I survived!’ This is fell running. And everyone seems to appreciate our ‘£1 no frills’ entry fee.
Big thanks to Tricia, Alan and Ken and also to Sian, Judith and Larry, without whom I wouldn’t be doing this anyway. It was Larry and Judith, along with Barry and Brenda Thompson (ex-Landlord of The Royal) who instigated all the ‘Dockray Races over twenty-five years ago. Now we only have the one race, but I’d love to stage more if we had the resources to do it.
Results here soon, (hopefully!)
Joe
There was some impressive performances amongst you, especially the more ‘mature runners.’ Age is just a number, which we don’t dwell on, and having no prizes age is irrelevant, but Dave Tait from DPFR had a storming run as did Patric Gilchrist in the older age group. There was a great mix of people form all over the country; Dave from DPFR and Peter Hague from the Cairngorm Club. Local lass Karen Bridge-Heaviside did not get lost, despite her fears, impending middle-age and post-London recovery, and lack of downhill running ability, was a clear female winner. Well done Karen.
There is loads of route choice at Dockray, and many stories of poor lines. Indeed, the first two runners were seen racing at 90 degrees from the optimum line from the final summit. Or was it Eden Runners out for a jolly social run? I doubt it at that speed! Quite a few new young faces at the front with Kim Collinson guiding the top runners around for third place, whilst Chris Waters and Chris Newman appeared to out sprint him on the long final descent.
Seriously, well done for everyone for venturing out and taking on Dockray-Hartside; it is not an easy race and takes you into some tough highly exposed terrain. You’ll appreciate your fell racing kit next time when the greyness turns to dank wetness – a wind/waterproof jacket should be the minimum for any race or run in such terrain, regardless of race rules.
Very, seriously, well done to anyone who thought, ‘Bloody hell that was rough, but I survived!’ This is fell running. And everyone seems to appreciate our ‘£1 no frills’ entry fee.
Big thanks to Tricia, Alan and Ken and also to Sian, Judith and Larry, without whom I wouldn’t be doing this anyway. It was Larry and Judith, along with Barry and Brenda Thompson (ex-Landlord of The Royal) who instigated all the ‘Dockray Races over twenty-five years ago. Now we only have the one race, but I’d love to stage more if we had the resources to do it.
Results here soon, (hopefully!)
Joe
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